OMG ------ "we are going to need a bigger boat"

[kitkatz]

Get the bigger boat soon, Twirl. More sharkie stuff on the way to you!

[twirl]

Thanks Kitkatz  - I love the book  --- I am now a sharkalogist --- self taught expert on sharks

the book is informative  --- I now know what a wobbegong is --- wonder if Ang knows   

my favorite is the carpet shark -- that's some ugly carpet 

Thanks again --- I love it and you are the best !

[kitkatz]

You are welcome.  Get a bigger boat soon. I have more shark stuff coming your way!  Hehehehhe.

[kitkatz]

This pic made me think of you Twirl girl!

[kimcanada]

LOL@sharkalogist

I will have to take a peek to see if Nova Scotia has any shark stuff here!  Is whale stuff close enough?

[pelagia]

I've never seen a shark with such skinny legs before 

[kitkatz]

Now we know why Twirl likes those sharks so much!

Cocaine haul found hidden in frozen sharks
Wed Jun 17, 12:51 pm ET
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico's navy has seized more than a tonne of cocaine stuffed inside frozen sharks, as drug gangs under military pressure go to greater lengths to conceal narcotics bound for the United States.
Armed and masked navy officers cut open more than 20 shark carcasses filled with slabs of cocaine after checking a container ship in a container port in the southern Mexico state of Yucatan, the navy and Mexican media said Tuesday.
"We are talking about more than a tonne of cocaine that was inside the ship," Navy Commander Eduardo Villa told reporters after X-ray machines and sniffer dogs helped uncover the drugs. "Those in charge of the shipment said it was a conserving agent but after checks we confirmed it was cocaine," he said.
Drug gangs are coming up with increasingly creative ways of getting drugs into the United States -- in sealed beer cans, religious statues and furniture -- as Mexico's military cracks down on the cartels moving South American narcotics north.
President Felipe Calderon has sent 45,000 troops and federal police across Mexico to try to crush powerful smuggling cartels. But traffickers armed with a huge arsenal of grenades and automatic weapons are far from defeated, worrying Washington as violence spills over into U.S. states like Arizona.
Some 2,750 people have died in drug violence in Mexico this year, a pace similar to that of 2008, when 6,300 were killed.
Led by Mexico's most wanted man, Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, smugglers from the Pacific state of Sinaloa are fighting a turf war with rivals. Guzman seeks to control Mexican and Central American smuggling routes into the United States.
(Reporting by Robin Emmott; editing by Patricia Zengerle)

[kitkatz]

Shark got eaten!

[twirl]

oh Kitkatz  --- that is too adorable

big bad dog

[twirl]

I am going to need a bigger house
two stuffed sharks
shark scisssors
shark discovery book
and shark growing figure
and a big skark thanks to Kitkatz
made my day
and with it came thunder and rain
thanks for dancing in the nekkid for the rain
cheryl

[twirl]

I was watching some taped shows from shark week with Missy - two males had been killed in the 2001 shark attacks -- when my husband handed me the mail and I had a card from Petey and a bookmark
- Fun-n-nuf  -- it is a shark bookmark -- I love it and thanks Petey --- perfect timing
THANKS PETEY